1968 Jaguar XKE Series 1.5 Fixed Head CoupeIntroducing this 1968
Jaguar XKE Series 1.5 Fixed Head Coupe featured with matching
numbers that has just come out of long-term ownership. Finished in
a gold/bronze exterior color complemented with a black
interior.Highlights:- California Car- Matching Numbers- Exterior
Color: Gold/Bronze- Interior Color: Black- 4.2-liter Inline-Six
Engine- 4-Speed Manual Transmission- Dual Stromberg Carburetors-
Front Wheel Disc Brakes- 3-Spoke Wood-Rimmed Steering Wheel-
Concord Radio- Chrome Bumpers- 15-Inch Wire WheelsEquipped with a
4-speed manual transmission, 4.2-liter inline-six engine, dual SU
carburetors, front-wheel disc brakes, dual exhaust outlets, Smiths
instrumentation, bonnet louvers, uncovered headlights, 3-spoke
wood-rimmed steering wheel, chrome trim, chrome bumpers with
overriders, thin whitewall tires, 15-inch wire wheels with knockoff
spinners, jack, and a full-size spare tire fitted in the trunk.
Convenience features include front bucket seating, pop-out quarter
windows, an armrest center console, triple windshield wipers,
rocker switches, Concord radio, and an analog clock.While this
Jaguar E-Type has just come out of storage and is currently not
running, it presents a unique opportunity for enthusiasts and
collectors alike. With some tender love and care, this classic
beauty can be brought back to its former glory, ready to hit the
open road once again. For $29,950
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